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1. Suppose you are given a linear time-invariant system, how do you transform the
same system into controllability canonical form? State and prove the theorem used.
(b) Suppose you are given a linear continuous time autonomous system, how do
you decide whether a system is globally asymptotically stable?
i. Consider
the system
with
1 0 0 0 1
1 2 0
A = 0 2 0 B = 1 0 and C =
0 0 1
0 0 3 1 1
Obtain equivalent system in controllable companion form
ii. Obtain equivalent observable companion form for the system given in (a).
[8+8]
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Obtain equivalent system in controllable companion form
(b) Obtain equivalent observable companion form for the system given in (a)
[8+8]
4. A plant
is described
by the equations
0 1 0
x= x+ ux1 (0) = 1x2 (0) =Choose the feedback law u=−K[x1 +x1 ]
0 0 1
Rα
Find the value of k so that J=1/2 (x21 + x22 + λu2 )dt is minimized when
0
(a) λ = 0
(b) λ = 1
Also determine the values of minimum J in two cases. [4+4+4+4]
5. (a) Find the Euler Lagrange equations and the boundary conditions for the ex-
tremal ofπ the functional
R2 •2 •
J(x) = (x1 +2x1 x2 + x22 )dt
0
x1 (0) = 0,x1 ( π2 ) x1 ( π2 )= −1
is tree
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Rt1
j = 1/2x2 (t1 ) + (x2 + u2 ) dt : t1 Specified [2+6+8]
0
7. Obtain the Describing function analysis for the system shown in Figure 7
Figure 7
8. (a) Explain the delta method for construction of trajectories of second order dy-
namical systems.
(b) Consider the system described by the following equation: ẍ+ ẋ+x3 = 0. Given
the initial conditions x(0)=1, ẋ(0) = 0 , construct the trajectory starting at
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1. State the basic theorem for determining the concept of controllability of time vary-
ing system utilizing state transition matrix. Explain the same with proof. [8+8]
2. (a) Define
i. Positive definite
ii. Negative definite
Give examples for the above
(b) Consider the linear autonomous
0.5 1
system
x(K + 1) = x(K)
−1 −1
Using direct method of Lyapunov, determine stability of the equilibrium state.
[4+4+8]
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Design a linear state variable feedback such that the closed-loop poles are
located at -1,-2 and -3.
(b) Explain the concept of Stabilizability. [10+6]
6. (a) Formulate the continuos time process as a multi state decision process
(b) What is the principle causality? [8+8]
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1. Consider a system described by the state equation
0
x = A(t)x(t) +bu(t)
Where A(t) =
1 e−t
0 −1
; b=
1
1
0
1
Is this system controllable at t=0?
If yes, find the minimum-energy control to
at t=1
[8+8]
2. For the
system
• 0 1
x = x
−2 −3
find a suitable Lyapunov function V(x). Find an upper
bound
on time that it takes
1
the system to get from the initial condition x(0) = to within the area defined
1
by x21 + x22 = 0.1 . [16]
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(b) Consider the
system
0 20.6 0
with A = B = C = [0 1]
1 0 1
Design a full-order state observer. Assume that the desired eigen values of the
observer matrix are µ1 = −1.8 + i2.4, µ2 = −1.8 − i2.4. [8+8]
4. For the discrete ? time system given Gp (s) = 1/S.G0 (s) = 1−eS r(t)=unit step T=1
−ST
sec.
Find optimal transfer function T*(z) so that output C(t) follows input r(t) mini-
mizing
α
[r(kT ) − c(kT )]2 with
P
Je =
k=0
α
u2 (kT ) = 0.5
P
Ju =
k=0 [16]
5. Illustrate with an example the problem with terminal time t1 fixed and x (t1 ) free.
[16]
6. (a) Formulate the continuos time process as a multi state decision process
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8. The relay control system of Figure 8 below uses a relay with dead-zone and an
inner rate feedback loop. Draw a set of isoclines and plot the phase-trajectory for
zero input with initial conditions
c(0) = 2, ċ(0) = 5.0
Also compute and plot time response of the system. Find there from the settling
time and steady -state error.
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1. State the basic theorem for determining the concept of controllability of time vary-
ing system utilizing state transition matrix. Explain the same with proof. [8+8]
2. For the
•
x =
system
0
−2 −3
1
x
find a suitable Lyapunov function V(x). Find an upper
the system to get from the initial condition x(0) =
by x21 + x22 = 0.1 .
bound
1
1
on time that it takes
to within the area defined
[16]
3. (a) Consider
a single-input/single-output
system
• 0 1 0
X= x + u
−1 − 2 1
y= 1 2 X
Check for controllability and observability.
(b) Now introducing a feedback signa[u = r + [2 − 1]X in (a) comment on control-
lability and observability. [4+4+4+4]
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4. (a) Discuss some typical control problems to provide some physical motivation for
the selection of a performance measure.
4
(b) Consider a unity feedback system with G(s) = s(s+α)
The output is required to track unit step input. Find the value of α that
minimizes integral square error. [8+8]
5. Illustrate with an example the problem with terminal time time t1 and x(t1 ) f ree.
[16]
6. (a) State and prove optimal control problem based on dynamic programming in
discrete time system
(b) Explain the principles of causality and invariant imbedding. [2+6+8]
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8. The position control system shown in Figure 8 below has coulomb friction C at
the output shaft. Plot the phase trajectory for a unit step input and zero initial
conditions. Calculate and plot the response of the error and find the value of the
steady-state error.
Given
p
(K/J) = 1.2 = 1.2 rad/sec, C/K = 0.3 rad, where K = KA K1 . [16]
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